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Pope Innocent II taken prisoner by King Roger II of Sicily (1095-1154) who supported Anaclet II during the schism (Pope Innocent II prisoner of Roger II of Sicily who supports Antipope Anacletus II)
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Pope Innocent II taken prisoner by King Roger II of Sicily (1095-1154) who supported Anaclet II during the schism (Pope Innocent II prisoner of Roger II of Sicily who supports Antipope Anacletus II)
ELD4946246 Pope Innocent II taken prisoner by King Roger II of Sicily (1095-1154) who supported Anaclet II during the schism (Pope Innocent II prisoner of Roger II of Sicily who supports Antipope Anacletus II) Engraving from " The priests and the monks through the ages" by Hippolite Magen, 1857 Private collection; (add.info.: Pope Innocent II taken prisoner by King Roger II of Sicily (1095-1154) who supported Anaclet II during the schism (Pope Innocent II prisoner of Roger II of Sicily who supports Antipope Anacletus II) Engraving from " The priests and the monks through the ages" by Hippolite Magen, 1857 Private collection); Photo © The Holbarn Archive
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This engraving captures a pivotal moment in history as Pope Innocent II is taken prisoner by King Roger II of Sicily, who supported Antipope Anacletus II during the schism. The tension and drama of this historical event are palpable in the intricate details of the artwork.
The expressions on the faces of both Pope Innocent II and King Roger II convey a sense of urgency and conflict, highlighting the power struggle between church and state during this tumultuous period. The composition expertly conveys the gravity of the situation, with Pope Innocent II appearing resigned yet dignified in his captivity.
The artist, Hippolite Magen, skillfully captures the emotions and dynamics at play in this scene, making it come alive for viewers centuries later. The engraving serves as a reminder of the complex political and religious alliances that shaped medieval Europe.
As we gaze upon this historical artifact, we are transported back to a time when power struggles were not just confined to battlefields but also played out within religious institutions. It is a testament to how art can preserve moments from the past and allow us to reflect on their significance in our present day.
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